Put about 13,500 on my rear E3. Combination of 1 & 2 up riding in the heat of Texas and the south. This was the older version of the E3 that was laod rated at 800 + lbs. The new one is rated for 992lbs. Cant wait to see what I get out of it. I have about 9000 miles on my front E3 and it looks like there's at least 3 to 4 thousand left in it.

What an amazing difference from the OE tires. Much smoother and secure; quiet too. I just hope the mileage is comparable after about 14K on the originals, all one up. If I get the same mileage, all will be much improved with the superior quality of ride. More later on longevity; for now they are great.

Nice tires, nice ride, good milage. What else can you say?

Almost ready for my third set of E3"s. Got 12,000 on my first pair (GW 1500)and traded for an GW1800. My second set I had 13,000 miles on and replaced them before going on a 4,000 mile trip, I still had a little tread left on them. 98% of my riding is 2up . I really like these tires, they have served me well. I run 40psi in the front and 42psi in the rear, and check pressure frequently!! That will keep the cupping down.

I put the 70 series on. You do sit a little higher 1/2 inch. The bike leans more when on the sidestand. I checked the MPH with my GPS and its almost right on give a 1/2 mph up or down. Rides like satin smooth. I have over 4000 miles on the front tire, its the Elite3 also and no cupping yet I hope never.